- Muslim Jat clans of Lahore Division
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This is a list of Muslim Jat clans of west Punjab compiled by census takers for the 1911 census of India. In 1911, this division consisted of six districts, Lahore, Amritsar, Gurdaspur,Gujranwala, Sialkot and Montgomery.[1]
The appearance of a particular tribe as Jat in the list does not in itself confirm that the tribe is Jat or otherwise. Identity may change with time, and some groups in the list may no longer identify themselves as Jats. This list is simply gives an historical distribution of Muslim Jat tribes in the Punjab province of Pakistan, a number of years prior to the partition of Punjab.
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Sialkot District
The total Muslim Jat population of the district, according to the 1931 Census of India, was 147,879 (62%) out of a total population of 237,575. According to 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:[2]
Tribe Sialkot Tehsil Pasrur Tehsil Zafarwal Tehsil Raya Tehsil Daska Tehsil Total Aulakh 403 33 84 54 40 614 Bains 191 20 202 202 11 626 Bajwa 6,711 3,135 2,220 1,356 305 13,727 Basra 286 212 266 1,815 1,004 3,583 Cheema 908 90 151 176 5,221 7,446 Deo 359 22 65 405 4 855 Dhariwal 35 219 16 215 39 524 Dhillon 287 163 1,224 1,071 2,758 Dhindsa 263 1 1 265 Ghumman 3,458 1,001 558 172 2,390 7,579 Gill 1,462 821 180 388 617 3,468 Hanjra 325 967 55 214 183 1,744 Heer 42 31 73 Kahlon 267 870 3,946 944 258 6,285 Kang 32 9 5 127 173 Lidhar 433 8 152 21 614 Maan 127 28 8 1 5 169 Nagra 13 36 104 120 26 299 Pannun 176 10 39 210 63 498 Randhawa 30 40 18 235 34 357 Sahi 301 85 69 1,331 1,786 Sarai 57 93 413 478 1,041 Sandhu 625 1,209 67 505 2,648 5,054 Sidhu 250 4 150 404 Virk 403 539 234 313 161 1,670 Waraich 3,640 437 580 415 845 5,917 Gujranwala District
The total Muslim Jat population of the district, according to the 1931 Census of India, was 172,924 (81%) out of a total population of 213,389. According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:[3]
Tribe Gujranwala Tehsil Wazirabad Tehsil Hafizabad Tehsil Khanqah Dogran Tehsil Sharakpur Tehsil Total Aulakh 96 36 17 201 7 357 Bajwa 461 260 172 1,360 230 2,483 Bhangu 87 7 278 372 Buttar 736 28 46 32 842 Chahal 224 6 41 272 66 609 Chatha 371 1,549 544 305 35 2,804 Cheema 6,044 10,818 2,294 2,415 164 21,735 Chhina 391 2,750 42 4 65 3,252 Deo 108 108 Dhariwal 345 92 10 243 54 744 Dhillon 275 53 74 359 8 769 Dhotar 29 38 246 44 357 Ghumman 233 659 115 379 43 1,429 Gill 484 727 303 809 312 2,635 Goraya 770 105 1,603 816 297 3,591 Haral 185 336 90 5 643 Hanjra 838 826 1,347 736 587 4,334 Kahlon 108 91 62 261 Lodike 2,630 45 2,675 Maan 39 5 87 77 245 453 Mangat 103 67 135 107 23 435 Pannun 176 18 41 16 251 Randhawa 5 156 85 322 9 577 Sahi 218 316 121 370 25 1,050 Samra 162 38 56 121 29 406 Sarai 234 62 296 Sandhu 592 658 452 1,064 426 3,192 Sidhu 97 99 196 Sipra 121 111 372 12 42 658 Tarar 244 945 3,046 562 44 4,841 Virk 1,770 655 620 3,460 1,139 7,644 Waraich 3,577 2,875 1,101 1,305 652 9,510 Lahore District
The total Muslim Jat population of the district, according to the 1931 Census of India, was 77,915 (38%) out of a total population of 204,406. According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:[4]
Tribe Lahore Tehsil Chunian Tehsil Kasur Tehsil Total Aulakh 212 126 19 357 Bajwa 295 68 129 492 Batth 254 85 1 340 Bhangu 269 95 12 376 Bhullar 669 92 612 369 Buttar 43 10 145 198 Cheema 337 115 151 603 Chahal 182 362 17 561 Chhina 207 98 437 742 Chander 358 311 52 1,221 Deo 35 58 18 111 Dhariwal 140 358 254 752 Dhillon 777 405 524 1,706 Gill 1,330 400 651 2,381 Goraya 158 106 216 480 Ghuman 163 199 41 403 Gondal 598 355 97 1,080 Heer or Hayer 243 128 10 376 Hanjra 94 633 111 838 Jandran 45 45 Johiya 81 537 31 649 Khaira 11,021 80 24 107 Maan 288 7 342 637 Malhi 37 117 154 Pannun 7 7 Randhawa 71 22 69 162 Samra 9 36 45 Sarai 269 49 46 351 Sial 266 952 155 1,373 Sandhu 3,153 2,798 4,014 9,965 Sidhu 419 603 1,022 Sansi 475 43 4 522 Sekhon 56 59 46 155 Tarar 38 7 125 170 Uppal 29 58 87 Virk 576 509 290 1,375 Waraich 212 126 19 357 Sahiwal District
The total Muslim Jat population of the district, according to the 1931 Census of India, was 118,940 (88%) out of a total population of 151,186. According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:[5]
Tribe Sahiwal Tehsil Gugera Tehsil Dipalpur Tehsil Pakpattan Tehsil Total Arar 108 1,648 44 1,800 Bhadro 440 2 36 160 638 Bhatti 121 240 1,105 510 1,976 Chadhar 694 892 660 37 2,283 Chauhan 69 49 141 258 517 Dhakku 188 13 221 251 673 Dhudhi 94 245 128 115 582 Hans 128 71 390 375 964 Jakhar 200 343 49 84 676 Jhandir 10 651 28 679 Johiya 300 292 387 979 Kalsan 1 295 261 10 576 Mahaar 17 9 1,011 218 1,255 Malil 168 269 547 649 1,633 Nonari 195 83 1,432 738 2,448 Sahu 649 186 112 231 1,178 Sapral 179 47 101 273 600 Sial 818 772 818 1,301 3,709 Amritsar District
The total Muslim Jat population of the district, according to the 1931 Census of India, was 22,056 (17%) out of a total population of 139,454. According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:[6]
Tribe Amritsar Tehsil Tarn Taran Tehsil Ajnala Tehsil Total Aulakh 43 51 580 674 Bajwa 138 66 173 377 Bal 36 8 7 51 Bhangu 35 2 37 Bhullar 32 24 5 61 Chahal 20 42 29 91 Chadhar 166 166 Cheema 43 59 35 137 Chhina 165 140 434 739 Deo 16 198 23 237 Dhillon 635 1,528 138 2,298 Dhariwal 75 10 263 348 Ghumman 187 155 105 477 Gill 2,710 693 943 4,346 Goraya 178 20 214 412 Heer or Hayer 65 9 74 Hanjra 38 23 81 142 Hundal 207 21 2 230 Kahlon 218 53 119 390 Kang 20 66 11 97 Mahil 29 3 6 38 Maan 35 25 35 95 Pannun 26 9 56 91 Randhawa 2,020 198 443 2,661 Sarai 81 43 47 171 Sandhu 765 779 510 2,054 Sidhu 155 566 158 879 Samra 20 25 8 53 Sohal 76 56 86 218 Virk 124 34 167 325 Waraich 231 61 200 492 Gurdaspur District
The total Muslim Jat population of the district, according to the 1931 Census of India, was 54,811 (35%) out of a total population of 158,628. According to the 1911 census, the following were the principal Muslim Jat clans:
Tribe Gurdaspur Tehsil Batala Tehsil Shakargarh Tehsil Pathankot Tehsil Total Atwal 214 13 227 Aulakh 65 12 22 99 Bajwa 185 391 265 3 844 Bains 625 40 76 112 853 Bal 117 117 Basra 39 419 458 Bhangu 96 6 3 1 106 Bhullar 12 174 192 Buttar 52 553 605 Boparai 4 5 9 Chahal 1 46 1 48 Chattar 978 3 981 Chhina 223 162 395 Chuna 156 128 130 1 415 Dhariwal 292 67 153 7 519 Dhillon 17 153 66 9 245 Gadri 65 490 55 Ghuman 680 107 59 5 851 Gill 689 107 59 5 1,198 Goraya 677 117 620 1,414 Hanjra 181 181 Jandi 528 10 538 Johal 55 55 Kahlon 843 370 516 1,729 Kallu 612 207 1 1 821 Khaira 155 80 4 239 Khak 554 2 556 Malhi 51 51 Mami 154 1 11 166 Maan 89 264 1 354 Natt 64 442 249 755 Padda 28 98 151 Pannun 107 107 Randhawa 249 1,950 75 9 2,283 Rayar 5 573 578 Sandhu 225 558 783 Sarai 386 193 1 580 Sidhu 624 414 117 1,155 Samra 175 9 184 Sohal 144 2 51 197 Thathal 303 85 84 1 473 Virk 492 524 1 1,017 Wahla 58 56 30 1 1,512 Waraich 538 497 444 33 1,512 See Also
- Muslim Jats
- Muslim Rajput clans of Lahore Division
- Jat Sikh clans of the Lahore Division
References
- ^ Imperial Gazetteer of India Provincial Series Punjab Volume II Usha Publications 1984
- ^ Sialkot District Gazetteer Part B 1912 Table 15 page xiii
- ^ Gujranwala District Gazetteer Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxiv
- ^ A Gazetteer of Lahore District Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxviii
- ^ A Gazetteer of Montgomery District Part B 1912 Table 15 page xxxiii
- ^ A Gazetteer of Amritsar District 1912 Part B page xxviii
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